I'm troubled to learn that my access to invest in leveraged funds me be significantly hindered, if not outright prohibited. Those who are investing directly in the market can see for themselves how certain assets are performing and can put protections in place to guard against significant losses. It should be up to the the investor, not a bureaucrat what risks he or she wants to take. Please
Hello I want to suggest a new rule with all financial operations of any kind by any broker is instantly reported, it's 2021 after all - and that all these operations were transparent and public via your websites - with multiple layers of depth so that "new" retail investors like myself could understand the basics easily - and that it would be multiple levels of depth for the more
These rules and regulations are for the rich to stay rich and so the retail average investor has little to no chance. Larger investors simply have the capital and can just buy their way into privilege. Someone's access to financial products should not be limited to their class as your access to medical care should not and is not limited to your class race or anything for that matter. We all
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SEC Approves Amendments to FINRA Rules on Reporting Cancellations of Previously Reported OTC Trades in Equity Securities
Our country is founded on Freedom guarunteed in the constitution. Any actions by Government outside groups to limit our Freedom of choice or centralize control, represent a degredation of our Freedom. Investing in a free market is a key element of citizen right to freely earn through investments and is no business of the FINRA. I suspect the potential rule is being pushed to protect investors
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The NASD® requests comment on a proposed amendment to the Corporate Financing Rule under Article III, Section 44 of the Rules of Fair Practice intended to regulate the anti-dilution provisions of warrants received as underwriting compensation. The amendment would provide
This is another rule that is supposed to be good for the retail investor but is awful for the retail investor. Like the $25,000 limit set to day trading, this is just another tactic to keep the average American unable to even get a chance to get out of the day to day drudgery of paycheck to paycheck. We need to pass a test to trade something we've been trading for years? Cryptocurrency funds
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As an MBA, I understand the importance of investment and knowledge of investment. Regulation of retail investment is not appropriate. As a business professional with financial knowledge - these rule changes have will have little to no impact on me. Others, however will be harmed by them.
As a free market society - we should have more freedom in what we are allowed to do with our money vs less
